Co-Curricular Enrichment

Our Enrichment co-curricular activities offer students opportunities to challenge themselves, develop new skills, and excel in a variety of areas. From academic competitions like the Chaser Competition and Churchie Maths Comp to creative pursuits in the Art Club, students engage in activities that foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. Programs such as Gifted & Talented workshops and STEM competitions help students deepen their knowledge and prepare for future academic success, while initiatives like Homework Club and Spelling Bees support their personal growth and love for learning.

Our Pastoral activities provide students with opportunities to contribute to the school community and develop leadership and social responsibility. Through programmes like the Culture & Traditions Committee and the Student Council, students actively shape school life and uphold our values. Initiatives such as Earth Care and the Garden Club allow students to engage in environmental stewardship and create positive change. The Ambassador Program and Formal Committee foster leadership skills and a sense of pride in our school community, helping students build connections and make a lasting impact.

The Robotics Team offers students the chance to explore the world of technology and engineering through hands-on experience. Students work together to design, build, and program robots, developing skills in problem-solving, coding, and teamwork. The team competes in local and regional robotics challenges, where students apply their creativity and technical knowledge to solve real-world problems. Participation in the Robotics Team helps students build critical STEM skills and prepares them for future careers in technology, engineering, and innovation.

Our spiritual co-curricular activities provide students with meaningful opportunities to deepen their faith and serve the community. Through initiatives such as Amnesty International, students engage with global and social justice issues, while Helping Hands enables them to make a positive difference locally. Students can also contribute to Audio and Visual roles, using their skills to enhance worship and ministry. These activities promote spiritual growth, teamwork, and service, fostering values of compassion, leadership, and faith.

Our STEAM co-curricular activities provide students with exciting opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in hands-on and interactive ways. Through events like the Brisbane Science Festival and Year 7 & 8 STEAM Days, students engage in experiments and challenges that spark their curiosity and creativity. The Griffith STEM Ambassadors and UQ Science Ambassador programs connect students with leading scientists and academics, further expanding their knowledge and inspiring future careers. The STEAM Club offers a collaborative space for students to innovate, design, and apply their skills in real-world contexts.

Our Esports program offers students the opportunity to engage in competitive gaming while developing teamwork, strategy, and digital literacy skills. Through organized tournaments and friendly competitions, students learn the value of communication, collaboration, and resilience in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. Esports also encourages students to enhance their problem-solving abilities and decision-making skills, all while fostering a sense of community and school spirit. This program provides a unique platform for students to explore their interests in gaming and technology in a supportive, structured setting.

Our Library activities provide students with a chance to immerse themselves in the world of literature and develop a love for reading, critical thinking, teamwork, and helping students expand their horizons and foster a lifelong appreciation for literature.